Xeric phase prunes your fecund future

By watedroplet


opening my eyes

in this world of ties

i realise


it's not a bed of roses

but a probability of tosses

and the consequence of choices


all the while i trolled

night and day honked

'bout obstacles stocked


testing my perseverence

that effervescence

the rugged resilience


knitting the bridge

b'tween absolv'ng and umbrage

developing the courage


to fathom the days

when met with nays

kills the hopeful ways


but you never give up to say

please stay

we have a lot more to play


only 'coz - the challenge

allows me to rearrange

my resource stage


which is full of chess pieces

i can tap to, in hope to find the rescue

i needed from the gooey dark glue.


So know you're not alone

but full of the knowns

who have the bones


capable enough to stone

the problems grown

in the lawn of dawn.


Never give up

start up

until you life up.



(c)Waterdroplet

C23.04.2023

‘This post is part of #BlogchatterA2Z challenge’ and hyperlink to www.theblogchatter.com

Image credit: Chris Chow on pixabay

Inspiration image: https://in.pinterest.com/pin/198299189834247333/Xeric

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